25+ years on all three sides of this market: service provider, technology partner, and enterprise customer. Carrier-grade networks and national-scale facilities underneath, and multi-model AI systems on top of them now.
Technical strategist at Kerzie.ai, an AI venture studio. Architecture, model selection and the builds themselves, multi-model across Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and DeepSeek.
Back Cover gets existing sites ready to be read by machines rather than rebuilt, because customers stopped searching and started asking. TrueSeat replaces the hiring resume with an evidence-backed dossier. SMB-OS puts a whole small business into one view and runs it with agents.
The seat. Not purely an executor's. An influencer's, at the intersection of the infrastructure and the applications that ride it, where the art of the possible stays grounded in what the physical layer will actually do and an end-to-end view surfaces growth nobody was counting. Strategic in delivery and strategic as an adviser, against the top line and the bottom line both. In practice: an executive seat influencing AI infrastructure strategy across the paradigms it spans, data centers, platforms, and logical service models like Network-as-a-Service, with a real voice in envisioning what those become at their potential.
Strategic, not tactical. Setting the motion and the platform economics rather than running plays designed elsewhere.
And the multiplier. I am a mentorship person and not casual about it: career coaching, sharpening someone's own value statement, shaping the charter they work inside. The job of a good leader is to produce better leaders than themselves. So the seat can take more than one shape, and team size is not a filter either way. I have run organizations of 25, 30, 55 and 73 people, and several of those leaders now run larger teams than I did.
Phoenix and Arizona are the target. Denver metro or remote US works.
That is the whole story. The dossier is the same story at full length, with the sourcing consolidated in one place if you ever want it. Most people do not, and that is fine. If you only read part of it, these are the parts worth your time: